Bitcoin (BTC) Price

Digital asset investment products recorded $230M in net inflows last week, led by Bitcoin ($219M) and Solana ($17M for the 7th straight week), while Ethereum saw $27.5M in outflows. SOL trades at $91.61 amid consolidation between $78–$95; a breakout above $95 or $180–200 could target $110–$120 or $260–$500 respectively.

Bitcoin's current price recovery mirrors patterns preceding its two most recent major crashes, raising concerns about potential repetition of past volatility.

Michael Saylor of Strategy highlights STRC's broad appeal, as its preferred shares begin appearing on peer companies' balance sheets—signaling growing institutional interest in Bitcoin treasury strategies.

JTO is rising 22% and testing resistance at $0.34; a breakout above $0.3617 could push it to $0.49, while failure may trigger a drop to $0.21 amid BTC correlation concerns.

Analyst Jamie Coutts argues Bitcoin serves as a superior risk barometer versus private equity due to its transparent, real-time pricing—contrasting with private equity’s opaque, infrequent valuations (“volatility laundering”). Amid broad market stress, rising MOVE index, dollar pressure, and weakening equity momentum, BTC’s structural resilience is highlighted—even as ETF inflows stall and sentiment remains extremely fearful. Coutts warns BTC could revisit February lows if risk assets drop 10–15%.

RUNE shows bearish momentum, with neutral RSI (46.84), negative MACD histogram, and price trading sideways below EMA20—indicating weak buying pressure. Key resistance levels tied to BTC correlation are being tested.

Bitcoin surged over $3,300 in under an hour to $71,801 after former U.S. President Trump signaled a de-escalation in tensions over Iranian power facilities, offering relief to global markets.

MicroStrategy announced a $44.1 billion capital raise—nearly double its pre-announcement market cap—to fund massive Bitcoin acquisitions, introducing new equity instruments (STRC perpetual preferred and STRK convertible stock). Though SEC filings cite 'general corporate purposes,' the move aligns with its long-standing Bitcoin treasury strategy. The plan signals unprecedented institutional commitment to BTC but carries risks including dilution, volatility exposure, and regulatory scrutiny.

Bitcoin's price is stalled amid growing uncertainty fueled by Donald Trump's inconsistent cryptocurrency comments, technical resistance near $70,500–$71,000, fragile support at $68,000, and a pivotal upcoming market turning point on the 25th—while a critical retest of the 200-week EMA tests Bitcoin's structural resilience.

Bitfinex analysis identifies a critical 'air gap' between $72,000–$82,000 in Bitcoin's order book, suggesting a rapid price surge could follow a confirmed break above $72,000—amid macroeconomic volatility, institutional flows, and historical precedent—but warns of false breakouts and evolving market dynamics.